The red screw that holds the faucet on got lost, can someone please tell me what kind of screw to get to replace it?
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If you mean the allen screw behind the red button, if you brought the handle to a hardware store, they should be able to give you a replacement. Otherwise if you look at directions it does have a part number. Try the web site www.pricepfister.com or they have a phone number which is 800-732-8238. Good Luck.
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bring it to only hardware store, if you have the screws you can match the proper ones, if you don't just see which ones screw into the threaded holes. anyone at any hardware store had been more than helpful to help me find what I'm looking for. so don't be afraid to ask for some help. Daniel Daire-Smith
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I'm not positive, but I would imagine if you had the old spigot, you could probably find a replacement at a hardware store.
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I have the same faucet and no issues whatsoever. Could it be a part is missing on not properly installed? Good luck!
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That one will work, but your original one was a ceramic. The replacement for it is also sold on Amazon and it is: Delta Faucet RP74236 MultiChoice 13/14 Series Ceramic Shower Valve Cartridge. Texas Master Plumber M18292
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I assume you meant the 1/4-20 threaded screw with the plastic knob that attaches to either the top or bottom. You can contact the MFG for a new one or a 1/4-20 bolt and washer of the appropriate length will work also. You will just not have the plastic knob.
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Go to the delta website and find the faucet you have using the appearance, then look up the installation/specs/parts breakdown for that model. If it's too old and doesn't look like a current model, you can take a picture and email it to customer support at delta.
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It looks like a fairly standard decorative screw topper to me. You could take the one you do have to the hardware store and try to find a similar pair to replace them both. As long as you can match the basic size and brushed finish, you should be fine.
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You might try contacting the company. Depending upon which part you need to replace, you may find a suitable substitute at a local hardware store.
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You could contact RCA. I'm sure they have replacement parts but they will make you pay through the nose. My suggestion is to take one of the screws to a local hardware store say I need 4 of these and they will find a perfect match for maybe 25 cents a screw. You can try Lowes or Home Depot but the quality of service is way below a small store like Ace or True Value IMHO
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I wish I could help, but I no longer have the same watercooler. We have gotten a new one without faucets. Good luck!
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I used http://www.lowes.com/pd_6998-72981-19949-RBSD-DST_0__?productId=3196037&Ntt;=delta+faucets&pl;=1&currentURL;=%3FNtt%3Ddelta%2Bfaucets&facetInfo;=
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I think you should call the manufacturer or take the other one to an hardware store to see if by any chance you'll be able to find it... Good luck.
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We had a plumber install ours and it was a replacement. I would ask someone in a store that sells faucets.
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This is an old question now so you've probably dealt with it, maybe by contacting the company, as they recommend. That said, it may have been the ball bearings. There are three of them, inside the fitting which attaches to the faucet. They are, I believe, what keeps the thing attached. If you lose one, it can still work. Two, probably not.
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Hiwww.moen.com or1 800-289-6636 is who helped me decide on the correct product. I don't know why you are changing your faucet, but if it's broken you should know that they guarantee their product for life. They may be able to send you a replacement part. If it's just for a change of style, then they would know all about the new products. Good luck.
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I believe it's a standard Allen screw which should be available at your local Ace hardware,Lowes or Home Depot. Take the towel holder with you, they can help you buy the correct Allen wrench if you don't have one. The one I bought came with the wrench. Good luck